I have researched  a couple TK operators  and LA promoters in Chicago's Southside and it was down right scary for some of the locations.

I'd go so far as restrict your passive marketing activities and use that money towards active marketing, such as networking-related events, where you can get your face directly in front of prospective clients.I recommend using direct mail to promote your closed deals and listings as a way to show that you are active and gaining traction in an area.

You'll need good pictures to promote it, so maybe you should delay your open house if you don't have photos out a few days before.

My current renter says it was a great way to get matched up on the features of each unit.Anyway - wanted to let everyone know they just added a promotion offering 5 free leads to all landlords so it's really a great way to get your feet wet (i'm just knocking my head a little that I had to pay a few bucks to get my tenants haha) Hope this helps others on here find those pesky tenants!

I did one of our Hot Seat webinars with the real estate attorney, Angelo Russo, who provides his contracts and closing services to my former student, Joe McCall (which he provides and promotes to his students), and in this webinar, he openly admits to putting clauses in the contract that he knows are in direct violation of state and federal law and the argument/logic (if you want to call it that), is the following:1.

There's a bunch of them out there, try to go to the ones that don't promote sales (non profits).For wholesaling there's a ton of good podcasts, but I haven't seen too many books on it.2) Sean Terry, Todd Toback, Andy MacFarland, Just Colby - all wholesalers.3) Get on some wholesalers VIP buyers lists just to see how they notify their buyers and what they analyze.  4) Network with other wholesalers by calling all the we buy houses signs that you see

I'll PM you tomorrow with more details regarding our company, as I don't want to violate any self-promotion rules here on the forums.

That loaned money then becomes personal capital you can use to invest in real estate and keep the income.This concept is pretty heavily promoted here on BP by folks who want to push the greed button to sell plans.  

I prefer not to share my experiences on the publicly as not to be "attacked" by people defending or promoting.

Michael, thanks for being the only person to help me out with an answer to my question.OF COURSE I am the product and the business I'm promoting.